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SC cams in a 73.5?

I have a set of 3 bearing SC grind cams on the shelf. How would they perform in a 2.4 CSI? Is it worth doing the change?

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Hi Sigurd,

Those SC cams will build you a little more top end power in a 2.4T, at the expense of a little bottom end torque. I would likely not do this unless I installed closer ratio gearing.
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Steve,

thanks, you just saved me some work!

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